Bachelor of Human Justice in Regina Canada | University of Regina

The Human Justice program provides comprehensive knowledge of criminal and restorative justice, social and economic equity, human rights, and related human services, addressing topics from global human rights concerns to supporting vulnerable youth. Students develop analytical reasoning, critical thinking abilities, and human service intervention techniques. The curriculum includes two semesters of professional placements during the second and fourth academic years.

Career Pathways
Graduates pursue diverse roles including positions in anti-poverty initiatives, youth services, human rights advocacy, justice departments, legal education, emergency response teams, policy research, law enforcement, restorative justice programs, and correctional institutions at provincial and federal levels.